Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 22, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba 13 Winnipeg free press Friday March 22, 1968 a win not enough for Jimmy Walker Westport Chrysler Plymouth s compact Sale All cars equipped with automatic transmission 1968 valiant ses. 2685 1967 Barracuda conv 309o 1966 Mustang is 1966 Fairlane i 1965 Malibu 2195 1965 Fairlane 1575 1 964 acadian Sedan 6 2 so 1963 valiant in. 1963 Chevy ii dry 1963 Comet Ohmi 1 962 Falcon Cyl 1962 Chevy ii of 1050 4109 5 3171 Portage 888-2343 4-wheel Brake reline Check wheel cylinders replace worn linings. Add heavy duty Brake fluid. Adjust brakes to factory Clyl a or for Safe Shock absorbers install new famous make Shock absorbers. Don t take chances get positive car control. Get new car ride front end alignment Correct Caster camber toe in toe out to manufacturer s specifications and safety Check your car s steering. Steer Clear of accidents i wheel balance precision Static and dynamic balance both front wheels to assure even tire Wear and Safe steering. Don t take chances general tire service 960 Wall St. 786-3331 help at last St. James canadians goalie Ken Kirton makes one of Many big serves during his team s 6-4 Victory Over Selkirk Steeles thursday. Captain Ron blowers keeps Selkirk s Bob Bayes out of the Way while Andy Helle Morid acts As a second line of defence for Kirton it was one of the few occasions when the starry net minder was Able to concentrate on stopping the puck and not having to worry about How Many Steeles were standing at his Side to poke in a re bound. Kirton was sensational in blocking 27 shots while his defence men spent their time travelling Between the Selkirk end of the rink and the penalty Box. Goal tending for canadians can be a lonely Job. Mike o Shaughnessy we blew St. James coach Jimmy Walker muttered it again and again As he paced Canadian dressing room following their 6 4 Victory Over Selkirk Steeles at the St. James civic Centre thursday. Most of the fans however went Home in much higher spirits after canadians took a 2-1 Lead in the Best of seven final for the Manitoba Junior a hockey title. Walker was Well aware of the score his comments concerned St. James chances for a Quick finish to the series. We could have beat them badly he said. Of we d have clobbered them Good we d have had them on the run. Now it s going to Tough to get past them in s a 4-1 Lead after the first period and looked like they were Ori their Way. To a . They fell apart in the second and. Were Lucky to have a 5-3 canadians took seven penal ties in the Middle Frame reverting that earlier earned in the Manitoba Junior hockey league. James net minder Ken Kirton kept canadians in the Lead for the last 40 minutes but the door was shut As far As Walker was concerned. If the boys have played like they did at the Start we would have trounced them and shot their morale. As it is Selkirk is going to be fired up Friday and Well have to play a whale of a game to tonight s game is at . In Selkirk Arena. If St. James wins canadians could it up on Home ice sunday. Selkirk needs the win to assure a sixth game on Home ice tuesday. A seventh game would be played thursday on the Neutral ice of the Winnipeg Arena. Glen beckett1 scored twice for canadians last night. His second late in the final session boosted the Lead to 6-3 Steeler attack which had threatened to narrow the Gap to one goal. He stole the puck from Steeles Willie Mcleod in front of the Selkirk net and fired a backhand drive past goaltender Frank Munn. Andy Hellemond opened Ca Nadian scoring and gave them a 5-1 Lead Early in the second with a second goal. Warren Harrison Jim bal Lance and Jim Johnston accounted for the other St. James goals. Brock Mcconachy on a line with Hellemond and Harris on picked up three assists. Steeles picked All four goals with a Man advantage. Bob Bayes Brian argue Willie Cole and Mcleod were the Marks men. Each was robbed by Ken Kirton on other excellent Chan Ces. St. James took 11 of 19 penalties i the Chippie St game of the series but Selkirk took a major Early in the game that decided the outcome. Referee Gordie Kerr caught Bayes using the butt end of his stick and in the ensuing five minutes St. James turned a 1-1 tie into a 3-1 Lead which Selkirk never managed to erase. Walker did t restrict his disapproval to his own players thursday. He also took a shot iat the three referee system which has been used for the last two games of the series both if which he has won. Jimmy feels that two officials ire plenty and that the two Man system gives Junior referees a Hance of Call penalties and develop. Faster than by just lowing Down offsides and icing infractions such As is done under tie three Man system. Selkirk however likes the extra Man and is making Good use of its right to demand that be used. The Selkirk Arena will be armed tonight As coach Bill boys will be out for Everge and a Chance to narrow the series to a Best of free. Walker meanwhile is keeping Lis fingers crossed and praying or a blizzard. Summary first period 1. Selkirk Bayes argue 2. St. James Hellemond Harrison b. Mcconachy 3, St. Ames Johnston i Hellemond Harris n 4, St. James Beckett b. Mcconachy Harding 5. St. Ames Ballance Kearns pen cities Kearns Remple Bayes major Kozak second period 6. St. James Harrison Hellemond b. Mcconachy 25. 7. Selkirk Cole Bayes 8. Al Kirk Mcleod Arnason pen cities Tatham Kearns Grundy Harrison Arnason Cole Hel Emorid third period 9. St. James Beck it 10. Selkirk argue Bayes Mcleod penalties 34 Cole Munn q7 Hellemond saves 66 f600 platform. Stock r24 Sale Price i v.-. 2 65 . 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